Former Fed official says Trump’s trade war with China is a ‘stagflationary shock’

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Former Fed official says Trump’s trade war with China a ‘stagflationary shock’

 

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And our economy is so much like the one in the seventies. Companies are already moving out of China to avoid the tariffs. Our economy is so different think about how you bought things in the seventies.

These are so called 'experts' that have ruined world economy w/ their past failed policies (& continuing to promote them)... bankrupt many countries, debt keeps climbing, big trade deficits, way too low interest rates, negative yields, the failed Euro 'experiment', printing money

PSA: anyone who claims to be an expert on the US economy and doesn’t say it has been a rigged system for forty years... IS part of the scheme or a patsy to it.

Is it possible that Trump will blame the recession on the Chinese whilst claiming that he was working with our best interest. It’s a spin that could work

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